
News|Articles|February 15, 2008
Drug price comparison sites found ineffective
State-run drug price comparison sites hampered by missing data, according to a study by Center for Studying Health System Change.
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Web sites run by 10 states that offer drug price comparisons offer limited data on prices and are not useful for most consumers, according to a report issued by the
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